faculty of professors and administrators who were both the president is a direct descendant of daniel bliss. he was a -- by training. the in the department of chicago before he took of the strong. stomaches it coincidental that he is the direct descendant or is that per purpose. he's a capable scholar and administrator but he has a personal passion for the school because of his family connections. >> again, who owns the american university or who runs it is it associated with the religion or another school? >> non-secular and nonsectarian. what does it cost to go? >> i have no idea. i don't know the answer to that question either but i do know over time it began to open the story's not just the offspring of the middle east but regarded none of religion. the class's and religions and that's appeal. it sets its merit. >> how is it viewed in the middle east when i think those were two separate questions. that would provide suspicion on the part of the middle east when the school opened in the late 1860's who didn't have deep roots in the region, but rather quickly it became apparent to the mid

the current president is peter gorman, a direct descendent of daniel bliss. featured will be important departments of the university of chicago before he took up his job. >> was it wasn't coincidental that he was a direct descendent of the reverend bliss, or was that on purpose? >> i think it was on purpose, but he is a well scholar administrator and has a personal passion for the school because of his family connection. >> who owns the american university or who runs it remapping. >> the vast majority of students. >> was he associated with the legend of another school? >> it was deliberately secular and non-secretary and. >> what does it cost to go there puryear? >> i have no idea. >> what did it cost back in the days of reverend bliss? >> i don't know the question to that either, but i do know they open their doors not just to the elite but people of all ethnicities and that is its appeal and merit. >> how is it viewed in the middle east. >> well, first, there was when the school opened in the 1860s, they didn't have deep roots and became apparent that they

he is a direct descendent of daniel bliss. he chaired one of the important departments at the university of chicago before he took up the softest couple of years ago. >> is it coincidental or is it on purpose? >> important thing to recognize is that he is extremely well credentialed and he has a personal passion for the school because of his family connection to again, who owns the american university? >> the vast majority of students. >> isn't associated with a religion or another school? >> is politically secular and non-secretary and. >> what does it cost to go there for your? >> i have no idea. >> what would it have cost back in the day of reverend les? >> i do know that over time they begin to open the doors. not just to the offspring of the elite, but to people of all ethnicities and classes and religions. and that is part of its appeal and merit. >> how is it viewed in the middle east and how is it viewed when brevin bliss opened a? >> i think those are two separate questions. i will start with the chronologically earli

the current president is a direct descendant of daniel bliss, and egypt, just by training and shared one of the important department at the university of chicago before he took up this job a couple years ago. >> is it coincidental he is a direct descendant of reverent bliss or is that on purpose? >> it is the happy coincidence. he is an extremely well credentialed and capable scholar, administrator but he has a personal passion for the school because of his family connection. >> who owns the american university or who runs it? >> the faculty of middle eastern. the vast majority of students -- >> is associated with a religion or another school? >> it is deliberately secular and nonsectarian. >> what does it cost to go there for your? >> i have no idea. >> what did it cost in reverend bliss at today's? >> i don't know the answer to that question either but i do know that over time it began to open its doors not just the offspring of the elite but people of all ethnicities, classes and religions and its appeal has its merits. >> how is it viewed in a lease currently and how was it viewe

daniel was designing himself. but kelly says behind the cameras life was hardly all bliss. when did things start to go south?s early on. arguments that were started for kind of no apparent reason. and then just sort of disappearing and not saying where he was going and then coming back. >> reporter: then, when kelly was pregnant with their second child, the actress says the marriage fell apart. just two years after they wed, daniel filed for divorce and soon kelly says things got ugly. >> he was filing to take the kids away from me, and i -- you know, i hadn't even given birth. >> reporter: when baby helena was born in june, 2009, daniel lashed out at kelly in the press, claiming he only found out about his daughter's birth from the tabloids. >> the truth is, he knew that i was in labor and that i was at the hospital. i just didn't want him right there, because it was very painful. >> reporter: you chose not to put him on the birth certificate. were you angry at the time? >> i was very, very hurt. >> reporter: the couple was ordered to share custody of the children, but the two bickered bitterly over the det